A full-scale exercise was successfully completed on March 29 at Pafos International Airport, under the code name ‘Complete Terminal Evacuation’.

Panayiotis Hadjipandelis has been re-elected chairman of the board for Hermes Airports, for a period of one year.

Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (ACTE) is concerned about the impact on tourism created by peak period delays at the airports in Larnaca and Paphos.

Irish low-cost-carrier, Ryanair, is anticipated to double the number of its passengers flying to and from Paphos after increasing its routes.

Cyprus airports operator, Hermes Airports, has introduced a new online system displaying routes available between Larnaca and Paphos airports to and from other international airports.

Ryanair has announced it will launch 12 new routes from Paphos for this winter, increasing its capacity by 74 percent over 2017.

Hermes Airports marked Larnaca and Pafos airports’ success in passing a passenger traffic milestone by honouring the 10 millionth passenger.

In order to commemorate World Tourism Day, which is celebrated every year on September 27, Hermes Airport displayed educational spots on the screens of Larnaka International Airport and Pafos International Airport, while also distributing World Tourism Organization’s advisory brochures.

Aiming to continuously enhance its services, Hermes Airports has recently installed four automatic electronic entry gates (e-gates) at Pafos International Airport.

Further enhancing connectivity between Cyprus and Ireland, Ryanair has unveiled plans to launch twice weekly flights between Pafos International Airport and Dublin Airport, effective from April 2018.